Foreign Affairs · Policy Analysis
A capital without a state — and what it will take to build one. A diagnostic of the Haitian security crisis, and five measures that, together, offer a workable path forward.
Port-Au-Prince has become a capital without a state. What history produced Haiti’s security collapse? Why will the prevailing strategy fall short? And what five interlocking measures could offer a workable path forward? This brief answers each of these questions in full — read the complete analysis in the attached PDF below.
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